Bishop Perkins
1787–1866 (age 79)
Bishop
About Bishop Perkins
Bishop Perkins (1787–1866) lived to age 79. They were a bishop. Born in Becket, they died in Ogdensburg. They are buried at Ogdensburg Cemetery in Michigan.
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James G. Hopkins
1801–1860 (age 59)
Ogdensburg Cemetery
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John Fine
1794–1867 (age 73)
Ogdensburg Cemetery
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George R. Malby
1857–1912 (age 55)
Ogdensburg Cemetery
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John Wesley Allison
1862–1924 (age 62)
Ogdensburg Cemetery
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Newton Martin Curtis
1835–1910 (age 75)
Ogdensburg Cemetery
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Socrates N. Sherman
1801–1873 (age 72)
Ogdensburg Cemetery
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